Monthly Archives: September 2016

SUNNYVALE — Fifty years ago, Vilma and Don Buck went looking to buy their first house. It didn’t take long to find the right one. It was open, airy and filled with sunlight thanks to the floor-to-ceiling windows that lined … Continue reading →

The concept of rent control, once found mostly in large cities, is spreading to the Bay Area’s suburbs, even though virtually every economist thinks it’s a bad idea. Article source: http://www.sfchronicle.com/business/networth/article/Rent-control-spreading-to-Bay-Area-suburbs-to-9215216.php

The iconic “Mrs. Doubtfire House” in San Francisco may soon hit the market, according to SocketSite, a website covering real estate in the city. The home, which has yet to be listed for sale, sits at 2650 Steiner Street in … Continue reading →

Erica Atreya never fell out of love with San Jose. The Silicon Valley capital just became too damn expensive. Her husband, Krishna, really wanted to buy. But even with his engineer’s salary, the couple could only afford to rent a one bedroom town home. The Atreyas … Continue reading →

The iconic “Mrs. Doubtfire House” in San Francisco may soon hit the market, according to SocketSite, a website covering real estate in the city. The home, which has yet to be listed for sale, sits at 2650 Steiner Street in … Continue reading →